Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-15
NORWAY.



cHuncHes.
uniserssl.t churrh. Rev. Caroline n. Anesn
Pastor. rrsaehlns ssrsics o. Sunday, AL y ~
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lns service. I ". ~. sabbath school, y 90 T..
sociAl Evening Meeting. 100 y ~ wednesday
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Wednesday Evsnlug, ca 90 hshre hail n,oon. a Va.
soaic Hall irlng ire.t. II. y. hfEain neet,ns
I,snisr. 90 az Islor, al m.oa. n. u rmlth, SCI:
| I. q. %. f.-llsgulsr meeting N nid ftllsss
Hal, svsFy Tuesday Igealas. A. l. v. lise, 80;
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mauth Georrs W. llorns, Scribe.-.raisi hRiaai
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Iasssinx. Third hoadsy IN January. As A@eaii'
K.or r.-Rsrui.r meeting IN lIslh.way Blest,
even Wednesday kFeninE. 9. ". fAskAfi, I. g.
| q. A. Lasssiis. X. ~ u an.l :.
10. q, lii Gnaee ilaii. every naiur'isJ eve
a. A.. R.-IIafry kB.t rost, No. -. meet. ne fr.i
rriisy EVsnias Il sash month. IN TRANCE Hal. J.
" rAnbom. Commander.
Tuesday evening witnessed the opening
OF the Silver Grsys' ASSEMBLIES a. Nor
way Hall. finy couples were In attend
ancc. II was one OF The most erjoyaole
gatherings Of the season.
Charles Rivers was sentenced by Judge
whitman. on q charge oflarcsny, Tassdsy'
| Tor term OF sixty days In the county jail.
Rev. w. w Hooper Of Ofono, the for
msr pastor OF the Universallst Church In
this village, was married 20 Miss Mary
shaekley OF Norway. March ;. Rev. Miss
Caroline Angel performed the ceremony.
The village l. Ouce more To be visited by
the salvation Army This time the dele
sa,lon will come from Portland.
Tuesday evening. March 18Th, has been
selected a. the date for the exhibition drill
10 be given At Drldgton by the Norway
Lleht infaniry.
Mr. and Mrs. Pnteh.rd OF Mechanic
Pail. are visiting al q. II. Cummipgss.-
Mr.. T.. IL the popular superintendent OF the
shoe factory Al that place he reports ous'
mess rather doll.
We noticed two Of our highly respected
lailss exercising few mornings since on
-now.shoes; they dii well, bat u was "a
Their hard work.
A porcuplne was taken alive In the
neighborhood OF North Pond Monday, ~
George Cummings. II Is large 'peei'
men.
Harry Rasi Post q. A. II. have Invited
W. X Klmbsll Posi OF South Paris, and
the Sons OF veterans OF Norway. aud their
wives, 90 be present AZ q campfire NJ their
ball In Norway, March 18th.
A number of couples attended The dedl'
cation OF the new hall Al IVES, Paris.
Mr. Bourusman. the laundDmsn al 30
Paris, II 10 establish q Laundry 10 ibis
viIlsge.
Rev. Me-. wlswall last sanisy evening
Al scourssd on the sahject-"iiow 10 Vote.
Several much needed Improvements In
ard about the VI T. church OF this village
an contemplated by The society.
A Sabbath school concert Il 70 be given
~ the school OF the Congregational
Church.
Harry Rust Pos, a A u has voted 10
appropriate $1,000 lor the Building OF ne
mortal ball. The ball 20 b. used lOr pub
Tic library and mu.um OF war relies Tor
such time a. the soldiers Of The rebellion
shall require H. Amer such period II Is
proposed 20 take the place OF monument
.ni become the property OF the town.
The building Is u be erected on the park
In front OF The old shoe factory on Main
~. The town has voted IN lease the land
Tor tas purpose, provided II. " Spinnsy
Co. 30 no, o. l-ci.
Colonel G. \. Edwards was 10 town tbs
week.
levi. O'Hrlon OF Auburn IL visiting bis
daughter. Mrs. Charles Sargent
Col uoughtou has erected the following
very appropriate sign near bis book .tofe
Keep OF the grass
\. ID. Andrew. will soon 20 % Llrco'n,
Seb. IfMr. A fnd. circumstances favor'
log him he will locate there.
The old folks concert and Antiquarian
supper. given by The Changers al Concert
Hall, Thursday evening, was success.
The supper was hfstclsss and only 'x.
cslled by the excellence OF the mule.
w.O Morse. book keeper q, the Norwsy |
Tannsry. IL quite sick.
Miss \ Prince. afier q pleasant vaes.
llou OF three weeks, has resumed her posi-
ton a. the store.
The ladies OF the Unlversalist Circle VIII |
give q supper next Tuesday evening al
Concert Hall. A. that time they Will also
elect officers.
The olicers elected In Rusinsli Lodge
OF Good r. mplars arr
Iulian nrown W {. T. Nellie Ieveti. W '.
+ A. IlAftisn. ". Jennie Mason, W. A. /
:. o.. Tboap-on. W. o. a.. J. D. Dyyine, vi.
Charie. =. Pvnley has moved 10 Crock
ett's Ridge
r.. ". smith, admitted 10 the or
ford County BAR Al the February term, IL
n,iIpg up an ofilee In the new Grange
building.
TOWN NETTING.
The annual meeting WAS largely attend
81. The nominations made by N" CITIZENS
we're sanctioned without one exception.
Democrats, Republicans. Oreenbaekers,
Knights OF Labor aud Independents were
al % one mind and united on the follow.
ing officers
NoierAtor-IIon. A. ;. klmbAii.
Cierk-C. o. Mason.
s.elctmsn. Assessors, AMI Oyerseers OF TIE
rOof-D. ;. sAhborn. Gsorsc D.. Gibson y. n
Roberts.
Iows Agrnt-C, y Holt. lsg
Superyisor-E. =. >oyc-, ". u.
Collector of Istes-C. y. lord.
y. small. q. l.. Hathaway, IA. Trafion' l.. ID.
Hobbs.
Constabls s-Joseph Holt, q. A. Cole, z. u |
Iofd. 4. 4. Merrill. ". q. Cole.
cutler. Of Hoops ana staves-s. Partridge.
l. ID. Hobbs. W. :. faTtriigc. -
Voted $500 In labor on Highways 5000
for sxilngui.hment OF town debit $500 |
for schools; $1,000 In money for roads
$500 for expenses OF town. ESQ FOR Me.
mortal Day.
The town voted to raise $500 to buy
books for the schools.
The dog will not be taxed.
The amount voted To be raised exceeds
that OF last year by $500.
The GrAugers cleared about $40 Thurs
day evening.
The IIud.Times party given at Norway
Hall, Friday evening. Was well attended
TIE fortunate man was James True, who |
won the prize OF 81 offered 20 the best rep |
tentative OF hard times.